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UK disposable income falls at fastest rate since 2023
Despite wage growth earlier in the year, higher taxes and inflation have reduced the amount of money individuals in the UK can spend or save, impacting overall financial stability.
Read Full Article →The 10 highest-paid CEOs
The substantial increase in executive compensation over several decades highlights a growing disparity between top leadership earnings and the relatively modest wage growth experie...
Read Full Article →Rail unions strike pay rise in deal to bring an end to industrial action
The agreement between NSW rail unions and the state government includes a 12 percent salary increase over three years and retroactive payments, impacting workforce compensation and...
Read Full Article →Teachers and doctors in England given 4% pay rise
The recent pay increase offers a moderate boost to salaries for educators and medical professionals, while some healthcare workers express dissatisfaction over receiving a comparat...
Read Full Article →Pace of UK interest rate cuts is too rapid, Bank of England chief economist says
The Bank of England’s chief economist warned that swiftly lowering borrowing costs amid robust wage growth may increase inflation risks, suggesting careful consideration before imp...
Read Full Article →Live: Rate cuts forecast for both Australia and US
The potential reduction in interest rates by central banks in Australia and the US could influence borrowing costs and economic activity, affecting financial markets and investment...
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